Carol Diann Johnson a true black queen. Eyes, teeth, coloring of her skin a beautiful cocoa brown and a figure to die for. What a glamorous woman inside and outside. She makes me proud to be a black woman.
@@brockmeeks1695 I respectfully disagree as a Black woman she broke down barriers that have made it easier for other women of color to become entertainers! Her show Julia was groundbreaking; first non stereotypical and leading role for a Black in tv. She wasn't a maid, she was a professional, a nurse and she didn't have to depend on a man!
I’ve thought of her every day since her passing and still find it hard to believe she is no longer with us. I love watching interviews as she talks about her life as well as watch her film/TV projects and listening to her music. Such poise, elegance and grace. She had it all #RIP
What an icon, what a legend. So classy, so sophisticated, so introspective. And her comedic timing is impeccable. What a lovely interview. And the audience. Credit to the audience for being engaged. REST IN PEACE, Queen.
I truly love this woman! The way she speaks and articulates every word she says! Captivates me! She is a shear image of what a black girl should inspire to be like as a grown woman!
My icon. I only heard of her after her passing and have been binging on all things Diahann Carroll. I aspire to be like her, poised, sophisticated, elegant and intelligent.
This was Her on purpose last interview. 😉 Diahann was my absolute favorite entertainer of all time. She is one of the few people I have ever had the pleasure of watching who seemed to be living on purpose, with a compass. She was do this with such elegance. Life can be lived, and anyone alive is living, but Diahann seemed to float as if gazing on the one with all the answers. Elegance and grace are the hardest things to pull off, especially for those not born to a hell of a lot of money. But Diahann pulled off. The one thing that you don't get when you're living on purpose are a great many sign posts and reassurances that you're doing it right. The fear and lonelyness always looms overhead. But dammit the magic Is making it look easy. My friends she did. Very well done. " A portrait precisely projected"
I'm sorry but coming from humble beginnings, has nothing to do with class or elegance. We see it often, rich people that are trashy and classless! You can't buy class or elegance, you either have it or you don't. You can tell that she never forgot where she came from, besides her obvious beauty, class, glamour, humility, she possessed a sense of her like her mother; she's so down to earth!
I would have watched three more hours of this if it existed. I guess I miss her, and these great interviews keep her around in a way. Thanks so much for posting this!
Her duet with Judy Garland at such an early age after rising to the very top at that age on Broadway shows she was regarded as one of the very top entertainers. Was a beautiful showcase for Diahans talent.
She did an excellent job answering his questions, but think most of his questions were terrible. She is a storyteller and that is what makes her so wonderful with humor, and style, and grace. Gone too soon. RIParadise Ms. Carroll. Thanks Jannis Lewis for your great comment post.
What a gift this is! It's interesting how how consistent Ms. Carroll is in all her interviews, like she brought her A game to this interview that was not televised and was for a small audience yet she fully engages.
I love the interviewer. He's really detailed. I love that Diahann Carroll makes me feel as though I'm listening to a legend talk about legends. Great interview.
Finally! A male SAG interviewer who listens and doesn't hop helterskelter and refrains from "Charlie Rosing"--listing all the mundane possible responses as the alleged question.
Such an elegant joy to have been Blessed to represent us💥💥💥 Always reminded me of my Beloved Mother... now they will meet in Heaven😇🙏🏾😇🙏🏾🎉🌺 To God be the Glory! Well done Ms. Diaphanous Carroll, well done🌺‼️ S.I.P.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, it was so informative, it helped me examine my own life experiences! I wish she'd lived longer but she did what was asked of her and the Lord beckoned, well done, Diahann, Ms. Carroll!
She's so factual, regarding what we as African Americans are exposed to, like when she mention the situation with John Wayne, I've never seen a movie he's ever made, besides I wouldn't watch a movie by a known racist!
I HOPE THAT HER NEXT BIRTHDAY A MEMORIAL CELEBRATION HELD IN HER HONOR FOR THE GROUNDBREAKING PIONEER SHE WAS AND STILL IS IN THE MODERN MILLENNIAL GENERATION OF TELEVISION ENTERTAINMENT WORLDWIDE INTERNATIONAL
Who is the interviewer? He and Ms. Carroll had real conversation. His question about greatness merited a very thoughtful answer from Miss Carroll. Also, she walks you through the creative process.
She was born in 1935 two years after my mother 1933. They are so much alike. Sweet charming women. I enjoyed watching her talk about the past and her life. But she never said why she had no children. Or did she. Because the way her parents left her with her aunt and uncle. Maybe?
Beauty grace and style she command any room she enter wish I could of met her the world is less brighter without her I hate I have to say this rip❤Ms Carroll I miss you so much I all ways will . 16:5416:55
Sidney Poitier you need to say something about this extraordinary woman who loved you for more than nine years. 1959- 1968. If you can not get your family or publicist to do it. If not I will never watch your films or support anything that you do from now on. Thank you.
When you’re 93 are you going to make public statements about all of your ex’s when they pass? He probably went to her funeral but since he didn’t tweet about it you’re bent out of shape?
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Carol Diann Johnson a true black queen. Eyes, teeth, coloring of her skin a beautiful cocoa brown and a figure to die for. What a glamorous woman inside and outside. She makes me proud to be a black woman.
You’re a black woman named Richard?
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She’s just a queen. Being black has nothing to do with her beauty or talent.
@@brockmeeks1695 I respectfully disagree as a Black woman she broke down barriers that have made it easier for other women of color to become entertainers! Her show Julia was groundbreaking; first non stereotypical and leading role for a Black in tv. She wasn't a maid, she was a professional, a nurse and she didn't have to depend on a man!
@kevin rogers...if he says so.
A REAL CELEBRITY - that never forgot her humanity and frailty. R.I.P.
I had no plans of watching the whole clip, but Diahann just drew me in with her class and spirit.
I’ve thought of her every day since her passing and still find it hard to believe she is no longer with us. I love watching interviews as she talks about her life as well as watch her film/TV projects and listening to her music. Such poise, elegance and grace. She had it all #RIP
Same here
me too
The one thing that I can say about Ms Diahnn Carroll, I have not heard anything bad or negative of her in the industry, what a wonderful woman.
I agree! Everyone loved her!
A kind, genuinely kind smart woman with style and class.
Rest in Power Queen, we truly Loved you.
What an icon, what a legend. So classy, so sophisticated, so introspective. And her comedic timing is impeccable. What a lovely interview. And the audience. Credit to the audience for being engaged. REST IN PEACE, Queen.
I truly love this woman! The way she speaks and articulates every word she says! Captivates me! She is a shear image of what a black girl should inspire to be like as a grown woman!
Great interview. The interviewer asking questions without notes... he brought the best out of this wonderful, classy icon.
...and he didn't interrupt her.
My icon. I only heard of her after her passing and have been binging on all things Diahann Carroll. I aspire to be like her, poised, sophisticated, elegant and intelligent.
This was Her on purpose last interview. 😉 Diahann was my absolute favorite entertainer of all time. She is one of the few people I have ever had the pleasure of watching who seemed to be living on purpose, with a compass. She was do this with such elegance. Life can be lived, and anyone alive is living, but Diahann seemed to float as if gazing on the one with all the answers. Elegance and grace are the hardest things to pull off, especially for those not born to a hell of a lot of money. But Diahann pulled off. The one thing that you don't get when you're living on purpose are a great many sign posts and reassurances that you're doing it right. The fear and lonelyness always looms overhead. But dammit the magic Is making it look easy. My friends she did. Very well done.
" A portrait precisely projected"
I'm sorry but coming from humble beginnings, has nothing to do with class or elegance. We see it often, rich people that are trashy and classless! You can't buy class or elegance, you either have it or you don't. You can tell that she never forgot where she came from, besides her obvious beauty, class, glamour, humility, she possessed a sense of her like her mother; she's so down to earth!
Great interview! 👏🏿She had style, grace, beauty & elegance that could never be matched. The epitome of class & glamour. RIP Miss. Carroll... 😢💔
Yes you are very accurate
@@thehaweseffect ❤
I would have watched three more hours of this if it existed. I guess I miss her, and these great interviews keep her around in a way. Thanks so much for posting this!
She is so bright and honest.
She was so classy always. R.I.P. Queen
"The palm trees are cute but please!" Great interview. Thanks.
Her duet with Judy Garland at such an early age after rising to the very top at that age on Broadway shows she was regarded as one of the very top entertainers. Was a beautiful showcase for Diahans talent.
Rest in Power Queen.
She was a wonderful role model. 🎆🎆🎆
She did an excellent job answering his questions, but think most of his questions were terrible. She is a storyteller and that is what makes her so wonderful with humor, and style, and grace. Gone too soon. RIParadise Ms. Carroll. Thanks Jannis Lewis for your great comment post.
What a gift this is! It's interesting how how consistent Ms. Carroll is in all her interviews, like she brought her A game to this interview that was not televised and was for a small audience yet she fully engages.
This is not about Rita Moreno this is about Diahann Carroll
I love the interviewer. He's really detailed.
I love that Diahann Carroll makes me feel as though I'm listening to a legend talk about legends.
Great interview.
Iconic..graceful..trailblazer..classic..beautiful..timeless..
"The legs haven't gone", well stated. No one finished the book. It was their loss, she was an ICON and Pioneer.
CLAUDINE is my favorite film!!
Mines too.
Finally! A male SAG interviewer who listens and doesn't hop helterskelter and refrains from "Charlie Rosing"--listing all the mundane possible responses as the alleged question.
Thank you for putting this up!
Such an elegant joy to have been Blessed to represent us💥💥💥 Always reminded me of my Beloved Mother... now they will meet in Heaven😇🙏🏾😇🙏🏾🎉🌺 To God be the Glory! Well done Ms. Diaphanous Carroll, well done🌺‼️ S.I.P.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, it was so informative, it helped me examine my own life experiences! I wish she'd lived longer but she did what was asked of her and the Lord beckoned, well done, Diahann, Ms. Carroll!
This book made me laugh. It was very well done.
She's wonderful
NICE SENSE OF HUMOR! REST IN PEACE SISTAH!
Diahann was classy, beautiful and a professional lady all roll up in one . Rest in peace Queen . 😥💔
(38:26) "...It's not good to be around people who don't validate you, get away from them." 👍🏽💯🤗
ITS ELEGANCE ITS GRACE ITS Diahann carolls way!!
Pure beauty, class and elegance.
Best interview of Diahhan Carroll
She's so factual, regarding what we as African Americans are exposed to, like when she mention the situation with John Wayne, I've never seen a movie he's ever made, besides I wouldn't watch a movie by a known racist!
Diahann Carroll - 💕💕💕
I like how classy she is and upstanding she is. She is feminine and a woman
I just love her so much
I HOPE THAT HER NEXT BIRTHDAY A MEMORIAL CELEBRATION HELD IN HER HONOR FOR THE GROUNDBREAKING PIONEER SHE WAS AND STILL IS IN THE MODERN MILLENNIAL GENERATION OF TELEVISION ENTERTAINMENT WORLDWIDE INTERNATIONAL
Who is the interviewer? He and Ms. Carroll had real conversation. His question about greatness merited a very thoughtful answer from Miss Carroll. Also, she walks you through the creative process.
Love it the interview
This is so nice.....
A legendary class act like #LenaHorne #CicelyTyson
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still so pretty
She was born in 1935 two years after my mother 1933. They are so much alike. Sweet charming women. I enjoyed watching her talk about the past and her life. But she never said why she had no children. Or did she. Because the way her parents left her with her aunt and uncle. Maybe?
She had one daughter and was a grandmother of two
@@milesclarke9343 thank you so kindly.
@Eric202 thank you so kindly
She had a daughter. I think she miscarried twice.
Beauty grace and style she command any room she enter wish I could of met her the world is less brighter without her I hate I have to say this rip❤Ms Carroll I miss you so much I all ways will . 16:54 16:55
I love d c I wish I could c all of her TV/movie for free
Airplane occurrence....back when Big Business valued the CUSTOMER first!
101 powerful
1:09:50👏🏽
Sidney Poitier you need to say something about this extraordinary woman who loved you for more than nine years. 1959- 1968. If you can not get your family or publicist to do it. If not I will never watch your films or support anything that you do from now on. Thank you.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sir, I think you're to invested!!!!!
So you're saying you will not support or watch his films? It's your lost.
The man is 92 years old, leave him be.
When you’re 93 are you going to make public statements about all of your ex’s when they pass? He probably went to her funeral but since he didn’t tweet about it you’re bent out of shape?
34:45 49:55 and 1:09:30 "Otto Otto..." LOL
What month is this?
...Right now, it's August & ten months later.
Swan!
31:50 I think television is getting worse and worse
1:05:05
101:13
Good grief you could have got a glass for her water... 🙄 😒
She missed her calling...she should have been a comedian Lucille Ball style without the physicality 😏
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